Lymphotropic therapy in the treatment of tuberculosis

One of the current issues in tuberculosis treatment is the intolerance to anti-tuberculosis drugs, which drives the search for the most effective method of delivering medications to the site of inflammation. A review of literature sources from the databases RSCI, Google Scholar, PubMed, and Scopus, covering the period from 1984 to 2020, was conducted, focusing on the use of endolymphatic therapy in patients with tuberculosis of various localizations. The analysis showed that the effectiveness of endolymphatic administration of anti-tuberculosis agents improves treatment outcomes for patients with progressive tuberculosis.